A Critique of Validation/Verification Techniques for Software Development Measures

Gustafson, David A.; Toledo, Ramon Mata; Courtney, Richard E.; Temsamani, Naim

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“…Other approaches to the validation of software metrics can be found in the literature. Gustafson et al (1992) present a classification of validation studies of software metrics. In their view, validation checks the predictive abilities of a measure against a dependent variable, while verification checks the reasonableness of the measure.…”

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Software Measurement and Functional Programming

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Sof t w ar e M easu r em en t an d F u n ct i on al Pr ogr am m i n g K l aas v an d en B er g Ph D T h es is J u n e 23, 1995 U n i v er si t y of T w en t e CIP-DATA KONINKLIJKE BIBLIOTHEEK, DEN HAAG Berg, Klaas Gerrit van den Software Measurement and Functional Programming Thesis University of Twente Enschede ISBN 90-9008251-4 Subject headings: software measurement / functional programming This thesis has been approved by Prof. dr. ir. A.

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“…The development process is usually not a linear process, but will be iterated in a spiral development. The approaches distinguished by Gustafson et al (1992) may have their own merits in different phases of this spiral process. A standard on validation issues in software measurement is urgently required (cf.…”

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